Jason Staples Email & Phone Number

Chapel Hill, Nc, Us

Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina Area

Remote

Chapel Hill, Nc

Durham, Nc

Internet radio host covering Florida State athletics.

Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina Area

Design and run QB and WR drills, aid in coordination and implementation of the offense, assist in game plan design and implementation, run 1on1, 2on2, and 7on7 skeleton drills, teach QBs to read defenses, serve as contact point for college recruiting, serve as upstairs eyes for offense during games, and assist in playcalling duties

Chapel Hill, Nc

Introduction to the History of Christian Traditions (Online)

Chapel Hill, Nc

Research and write, rinse and repeat.

Feature writing, digital media, editing

Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina Area

Department of Sociology, teaching "Sport and Society."

Provided digital media, written content, and served as the editor and content manager for NoleDigest.com, the Scout.com affiliate covering Florida State University athletics.

Winston-Salem, Nc

"Introduction to the Bible" (Two sections per semester)"Visions of the End: Jewish and Christian Apocalyptic" (fall, 2013)"Jewish-Christian Relations and the New Testament" (spring, 2014)

SOC 140 "Historical Sociology of Christianity," an introductory level undergraduate sociology course (Spring 2013)RELI 207 "Jesus in Myth, Tradition, and History," an intermediate-level undergraduate survey course on the historical Jesus (Fall 2010; two sections, Spring 2013)RELI 446 "Christian-Jewish Relations Through the Ages," an upper-level survey/seminar (Spring 2012)RELI 103 "Introduction to the Hebrew Bible," an introductory undergraduate survey (Summer 2012)RELI 409/GREK 409 "Advanced New Testament Greek," an upper level Greek translation seminar (Spring 2012)RELI 503 "Exploring the Dead Sea Scrolls," an upper level seminar on the DSS (Fall 2012)RELI 104 "Introduction to New Testament Literature," an introductory undergraduate survey (Summer 2011)

A multi-disciplinary and nationally competitive fellowship, providing up to 4 years of competitively awarded support to students of superior academic ability—selected on the basis of demonstrated achievement, financial need, and exceptional promise—who are pursuing the highest terminal degree in the arts, humanities, and social sciences. Fellows are selected by panels of academic scholars appointed by the Jacob K. Javits Fellowship Board, which is comprised of distinguished scholars appointed by the Secretary of Education.

"Introduction to New Testament and Early Christian Literature" (Bart Ehrman, spring 2008; head TA spring 2012)"Introduction to the Hebrew Bible" (Bart Ehrman, fall 2007)

Taught and tutored students preparing for the Graduate Record Exam; observed and aided in training other teachers

"Introduction to the New Testament"

"Beginning Biblical Hebrew I" (David Levenson)"Jerusalem: Conflict and Controversy from Antiquity to Present" (David Levenson)"Business Ethics and Moral Leadership" (John Kelsay and Robert Brymer)"Introduction to the Hebrew Bible" (Scott Cason)"Religion and Existentialism" (David Kangas)

"Biblical Hebrew I" and "Biblical Hebrew II"

Ph.D., Ancient Mediterranean Religions (New Testament And Early Christianity)

Activities and Societies: Jacob K. Javits Fellow, Royster Society of Fellows, Instructor, Teaching AssistantDissertation title.

Ma, Religions Of Western Antiquity

Ba, Religious Studies

Activities and Societies: Football